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Version 1.0 · 2021-06-11
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Pocket pediatric reference for physicians, doctors, nurses, residents, physician's assistants (PA), medical students, EMS, or any others involved in clinical care of pediatric patients. Based on the Broselow color coding system, this app provides weight based medication dosings, vitals, recommended equipment, and much more. Just find your Broslow color and click to get started. Included sections are:
Normal Vitals
Equipment Needed
Resuscitation: PALS reference
Cardiac Support: Pressors, Inotropes, other cardiac medications
Rapid Sequence Intubation: necessary medications for sedation, analgesia, paralytics
Ventilator
Respiratory: dosing for common respiratory medications
Seizure
Overdose
Intracranial Pressure
Blood Products
Fluids
Pain
Antibiotics: weight based antibiotic dosing for many common antibiotics
APGAR Score
Trauma: Trauma score and Glasgow Coma Score…
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